Public safety just came to try to violently rip tents off the ground. “You’re hurting her!”

Students and alumni have set up another Encampment titled “Revolt for Rafah” on the South Lawns during Alumni Weekend.

Third encampment up and running 🔥🔥🔥

#NYC This is not an “isolated incident”. A white shirt officer once again punches a Palestinian protester into submission during a protest outside the Brooklyn Museum.

Tents have been set up inside the Brooklyn Museum by anti-genocide activists escalating for Rafah as an NYPD taken by surprise looks on.

The Brooklyn Museum de-occupation has launched!

Protesters have made it to the second floor of the museum and drop a banner over the edge, to the cheers of the entire crowd

Lots of events today. Find more in IG stories.

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Banners dropped at Hunter College Silberman School of Social Work graduation after keynote speaker directs the audience to close their eyes and imagine a world where no one is disposable.

Students erupted into explosive cheers on opening their eyes and seeing the banners.

Scenes from yesterday in Central Islip, where Stony Brook University students arrested during a March sit-in appeared at a hearing in Suffolk County District Court accompanied by their lawyer and supporters.

Tons of demonstrations for Rafah, Gaza, and Palestine continue this week (among other topics), in addition to multiple repeating ones happening each day.

As usual, we're updating our (sometimes slow) calendar as much as we can, and also boosting events on our IG stories.

Three more people kicked out in succession as the mayor then leans into patriotism, reciting the pledge of allegiance and then bringing up 9/11

As the hour nears for the Palestine protest to commence, dozens of regular NYPD officers with batons, helmets and zipties on their waistband arrive.

Officers are now surrounding the college of Staten Island front gates. Vehicles deployed close by, white shirts scattered

Significant police presence at today’s Within Our Lifetime emergency protest for Rafah, including TARU, who tried to set up their drone several times but seem to be foiled by rain. (Drones are expensive—one NYPD drone purchased last year cost $87,000—but maybe they aren’t waterproof?)